May 1, 2024
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Enterprise computing, also known as enterprise IT, is the use of computing resources to support the operations of an organization. It encompasses a wide range of technologies and services, including hardware, software, networks, storage, security, and cloud computing. Enterprise computing is essential for businesses of all sizes, as it provides the infrastructure and tools needed to manage data, communicate with customers and partners, and develop and deploy applications.
What is Enterprise Computing?
Enterprise computing is the practice of using computers and computer networks to support the operations of an organization. This includes the use of computers to process data, store information, communicate with customers and partners, and develop and deploy applications. Enterprise computing systems are typically complex and require a high level of technical expertise to manage.
Why is Enterprise Computing Important?
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Reading list
We've selected ten books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Enterprise Computing.
Explores the role of enterprise architecture in aligning IT with business strategy. Suitable for IT architects and business leaders.
Provides a practical guide to implementing DevOps in large organizations. Covers topics such as culture, tooling, and measurement.
Provides a practical guide to site reliability engineering (SRE), a set of practices for managing and operating large-scale distributed systems. Suitable for IT professionals and students.
A classic work that examines why large organizations often fail to innovate and how they can overcome this challenge. Explores topics such as disruptive innovation and the innovator's dilemma.
Provides a practical guide to aligning business and IT through agile enterprise architecture. Covers topics such as architecture governance, roadmapping, and risk management.
Examines the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in enterprise settings. Explores how AI can be used to improve efficiency, innovation, and customer experience.
Examines the impact of big data on society and business. Explores how big data can be used to gain insights and make better decisions.
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